The Best Wiltshire Budget Hotels

located 5 minutes from junction 16 of the M4, this well-established French chain hotel has cosy rooms and a plentiful buffet breakfast

enjoy the popular buffet breakfast and modern well-equipped rooms, at this modern chain hotel conveniently located for bus and train travellers

close to Junction 16 of the M4, this large modern hotel features fresh contemporary rooms, and the chain's popular buffet breakfast

a former coaching inn dating from 1483 ideally situated for town centre shops, bars and restaurants; guest rooms as unfussy but comfy

former coaching inn dating from the 13th century - some of the guest rooms retain original features - with a traditional restaurant and ale bar

just 7 miles from Stonehenge, a converted 17th century coaching inn now offers a friendly welcome to modern, self-contained rooms

offers comfy rooms, a great location and a relaxed ambience Sunday to Wednesday nights, Thursdays to Saturdays there are DJs and live music

a good value central hotel with contemporary colour-themed rooms including a three-bedroom family suite, all well-equipped for high tech

standing proudly on guard at the start of Britain's second widest High Street, boutiques, specialist shops and tea rooms are on the door step

with just 2 rooms this cosy inn offers a perfect country retreat for the night or longer, menus feature as much local produce as possible

a 17th century, village pub set at the foot of Salisbury Plain, there are traditional style rooms in the main pub and modern ones in an annexe

an intimate and traditional 15th century pub set on bustling High Street, the guest rooms are well-appointed and many retain original features

guest rooms at this family-run inn are bright and airy and situated in the main pub - home to the glass covered well - or an annexe next door

a former coaching inn with bright, modern roms set in converted stables at the rear of the main pub which itself is more traditional

small, privately-owned hotel set in a quiet village a short drive from the M4; rooms are unfussy but comfy and the food is traditional British

former paper mill, in a scenic spot, packed full of character with parts dating from 1250, there is a riverside garden and views of the cathedral

set amidst farmland just outside the village with good access to the M4, there are comfy rooms, a bar with fireplace and good pub food is served

traditional, former coaching inn, featuring spacious guest rooms, a popular bar and restaurant where local produce is on the menu

in a quiet street just five minutes' walk from the Old Town, a Victorian B&B with comfortable rooms and an attractive conservatory dining room

just 2 minutes drive away off the A303, yet a whole world away, this 16th century coaching inn bursts with character and a wealth of history